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Jlit the LONDONGAZETTE, March 1, 1808. Alarck L. The King has been pleased to press pt the Rev. William Harry Edward Bentiuck, clerk, to the Rectory of Sigglesthorpe, otherwise Sigglesthorne, in the county and diocer of York, the same being void by the death of Robert Wharton. The King has-also been pleased to present= the Rev, Robert Scott, clerk, to the Church and Parish of Glenbucket, in the Presbytery of Altbrd, and county of Aberdeen, void by the death of Mr. Wm. Spence. Crown-Office, Illares 1, 18;-,8, bIRNIBER RETURNEE' TO sErwr, TN THE PRESENT YARLIANIENT. Town of Poole—Sir Richard Bickerton, Bart. Vice. Admiral of the White. Comminions signed 4y, the Ln! d Lielltevant pf t,5, Caorty • , Devon., &de of York's BaitalloileYolunteer 1441 Artiaety at P ! 'yntnutb I)&t.k, Captain-Lieutenant trenry Maynard pany, Dated Dec. I Q , 0304. „First Lieutenant lolut Rut bilge to he Captain, vice Solo, resigned. Dated Sept. 20,- iBO5. First Lieutenant iohn Poliaril to b 1 Captain-Lica , tenant, vie,: Maynard, promoted. Dated as above. To be First Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant Samuel Wool. lacott . . Dated Dec.. to, iSo4. Second Lieutenant Win. Baer: - Dated as above. John Webber, Gent, pated Dec. iSe4. Richard Isbell, Gent. Dated lan. 27, do's. Phillip Bastard, Gent. Dated March 1, 1805. Commitsi6: in the Northumbqrland Regiment of Militia, sigized by the Lord Lieutenant. William Hutton, Gent. to be Ensign.. Dated Feb. 5, :84. Comntisston ►igned. by the Losrd Lieuten a nt o f the C9unty of . SOutharnpton. llcurite Balm /ion of Vedullteer kijanky. Ricliard'Goodlisii, Esq. to be Major-Commandant, vice Sir Thomas Champneys, Bart. resigned. Dated Feb. tB, tBOB. Commission: signed by the--Lord Lieutenant If Clieshite. oai Chester Vulunt,ers. LiOutenantßobert l3nttain to be Captain, vice renkins ' de egastd. Dated Feb. zz, ;8 0 8. E ns i gn f o l in Mellor to be Lietttenant, vice Brittain, promoted. Dated as above. Samuel Brittaid,. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Brittain, pro. touted. Dated as above, Commission: signed 4y ibe Lon/ Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. v 511,, or i(yribire Regimens . j Militia. To be Lieutc,hri . ,t.i—Lnsign loin) Fletcher, vice Geo. !An re4lo.:,l, Dat.d Feb. I}, rileB; Ensign , William 314 q: vice tVilltxin Gairdner,`appuilited Ad.tutaitt in the . 3d. Battalion of the zd Regiment of Ayrshire v oltinteer In tantry. Dated Feb, .9r ;8,8. . : .• To.be• Ensigns Charles Stark, - Gent, vice •Eletcber. promoted. Dated I•ch. 8, iBOB. Walter *Campbell, Gant. vice M•Kie; proinotcd. Dated Feb.9)' .18 03. tat ReginuutV Ayrshire Volunteer In/antsy. Lieutenant William Smith to be Captain, vice the Hon. Ro ge r Ron k ), resigned. Datcd Feb, iz, 1897. Ensign Aiken to be Lieutenant, vice Smith, promoted. "Dated us above. Wdliani Moor, Gent.' to be Quarter- Master, vice Telser, resigned. Dated as above. ' • animist/Irt3 rigrud by the Lori Lieuten.int of •t it County of Bucks. INr, or Soutbow Regbne u t of Volunteer 1/ 7. 1 4 'thy Makli Strieklatitt Freentan to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Ltoyd,,ref,igned: Dated Aug. '2o, likt7. To be 'll , lajois—Captain William II ex ter.- .DateA Aug. 20, 18a7., Captain Ge:irge Way. Dated Aug. To be Captains Lieutenant George Hepburn. Dated Aug. 20,4307. l..ietttettattt I'ollll Cat ter. Dated Aug. 24,1807. 111,,uri Ge Svabey l Gent, , Dated Aug. 22, 1 8 a7 . L letat . Rant ,4(1m o r4:1 W 111141116. Dated. Aug.. 23, 11307. 'Lieutc. natit Chili-sky. • Dated Aug. 24, - 18..7. ' TO be Littiwttout*--E,nsign Tboulas llrewn. Dated Aug, 2r, :Btt7. Eiihtgn Stymie! Potter, pitted Aug. 22, 18 , 47. Ensign John ()raver. Dated Aug. 23, MI. William Homey, t.;ent. Datecl lice, 2t, taoi. kraut 'Trigg, Cont. Dated Dee, To be Surgeon—William Rose, Gent. Dated Aug. 20, 184. To be Adjutant, with the brevet Rank of Captatit—Lieute. Avant William Clarke. 'Dated Dee. zS, 18a7. Commisible in the 16t Battalion oinkirset Volunteer luau try,, th e Lord Lieutenant. )ohn Tucker, Gent. to be vice liuckiand, promoted. Dated Feb, 9, 0)0. LINKRUPICY EN44RGED. Sarnilcl Davies, 1341 / i-street, St. M.ry.Axe, London, met. chant, Irout Feb: 27 to April 16, at ten,' at C uildt►all. 84INKRUP1S. _ . Elijah Belcher, of Liverpool, mereltant, .April 4, 5, and 12,, at one, at the Globe 'Cavern, Liverpool. Atturnies i Messrs. Cooper and LuWe, CbaticfTy- Lunt. London ;. or Mr. MilSiq, L11411)001, , . Charles Ogden, Lite of Leeruins,' hradtord, Yorkshire, worsted-spinner, March 29, , and April la, at eleven, at the Devonshire Arms, Kighley. -Attornie, Messrs. Caton and Brumell; Alttv.:sgate.sticet, Loudon ; or Mr, Detafare, Kighley. wimain , Nlosttly iii;ginbuthum, late of Manchester, cot - tun-apiriner, Maeett 52, at the Crown and Anchor Stoo..licirt, Cheshire, April a, anti iz, at the Liriitgewater Antis Inn, Mani:nester, at one, each day. Attornies, Messrs.. Cooper . and Lowe, Southampton. buildings, Chancery-lane, I,ondon ; Or Mr. Newton, Lica. tun .Noma, near Stockport. / P1A.,41V/g. May 3. James Belcher Ball, Lae of Kensington, Isiliddlesex coach. master, at /site, at Guildhafi. May 3, l'atrick.l4otne and .Patri‘k klunter, of Throgmor. ton-street, London, Merchants, at twclve, at Guildh a ll, April 9. Lancelot hoore, of Windom-street, Middlesex, lall , ll, at 1 - 111,,,, at G11:11d11,111. March ta. Nl.iitatto lsovi, of Westaohster t p r i nt : sailer, at ten, at Guildhall. Aprii tr. 1i,17f1 31'11;1;1, of i'vtanchcstcr, cottort-marchant, ut three, at the 00.,; Tavern, Manchester. Match 22. Robert Cundall, jun, ot the suburbs of York, common-brewer, at eleven, at ti!latlt.'s Hotel, Corley. street, 'York. • . March 30. R.eliarti Cliff, of Little Bolton, - Lancashire, mus. lia-mantdadurer, at ten, at the Na'gs 'feat; inn, Bolton , le-Moors. m 41111 2 3, sarnucl %Vatlier, of Lceas,, yorkshi re, rmiltster„ at eleven, at the Gold:m.l.ton - Zvi:itch 23. lUIIIII. utun Joseph Wareing, now or late of I.eetta, irwrcuants, at .eleven, at the Golden Lion lou t i.LCII3. • Apra x. TIISINtiIt squire aluVrristrarn. Squire, juti. of Stoke. Darr etell, 1)l tiallßnlrt:, tin.plato- weir - kers, at cleVen, at the Fountain Tavern, Plyirwutu-Dock. • • hi art. i i 22 . WO ()Xli)ftleStget, MitICM&VX, hosier, at eleven, at Guildhall. • April s. ftchard Withington, of Stockport, Cheshire, mug. -lio t -ginghain, and ttiStiot.lTl.l.lltaiii3tifel', two, 4 the ra-rilAw.vater Arms, N.l.rirciieracr. • March 28. Rob:at Watinough anti Robert WiMarmon, of Liverpool, soap.boilers, at one, at the (.;lube l'avern; Liverpool. • , April 4.. Anthony Collins' 11 Ink:;, . l ato I ) !ynroutit-I.)oi:K r druggist, at eleven, at Arl,is I tin, I iy niout Dock. !lprii z. i . triplier liatumvul o 14te or Highyklolboni. Nlitl ttte:iex, but now of fortor-lauc., Lortclun, rittriot, at teu, at ...._ ..... .. . .. Ap! t. William Booth, of Holcom Br be Hook,* I.anatatire, ~ bfiripep lcrer i at I 1 VC, at ' the tiitti.: ,Anti Hounds, within limy, Latwasturc. . ~ m Ai ,l l :., 'l' twltt:te. Satterthw:Me o of Nank:rwster, merchant, at th. 14.,:, at the, Spread Eagle Inn s Malidiciiter. . Cf R IPICATISS I‘l3cli z Timmasi Jindsitaw, of qe.ti ~ ,tls6ter, e fliA:11).41“:r. IV' 11 tit tI. Nholdiarri 4ri in, of Gorport, county Suutitauip. 1)00;h: cow,: rcl;of kJ I ver3ton,' 1. - Inczt.sllrrt l ironmongtr, latO . i aker ,iltlTlion s t:6 Uffirt-45, of liow,greet, Covent . ta.:l% , it r tllfilel6• (ii Anti Morrin, Ut Brt..tql, rit • () 1)U M 1 -ed 6 )' l ' Haa n Ilk ;a, at No. 4, Ntartlett,court, n o w a nti published by W rji,L IA at AA ; G SC 1t• e$ 471 S4,4trro ol ton-gtreet. Grosvenor -lqqAfti , „ P At e atJN-UVIC, I I .street; No. 1. 1 2, Strand ; where ildrettisemeni t , o r d ers for the Paper, i eiters for the bilitur, must be addressed. Thomas Cox and John Dixon, of. Coptltall : court, morton-street, bakers. Ann lenkinson and Burgess •lenkinson; of Huntingdon, sta tioners. lohnKemp and Henry Carr Kemp, of Prittlewcll, millers. John Stewart, John Alston, john Bell, John Hervey, and, Patrick Duis4all, jun, of Paisley, mantiladuras. - Richard Baldwin, John Gray, and Thomas Rydeing, of Li verpool, ship. builders. James Knowler and William HoWland, of Boughton-under. -- Mean, Kent, bricklayerk. Androvv Reinholt A f Uhr and Hans Peter Engstrom, '.of Lawrence. Pounteney-lane, merchants. Nicholas Routledge and Adam Halliburton, of Carlisle, curriers. • John ,Peter Holloway and William Over - stall, of Martin's. lane, Cannon-strect, wine-merchants, Samuel Hollingsworth and•lohn ToWnsend,,of Crane-court, F ieet-Street, printers. • Daniel Walker. and William Hassal, of Rochdale. wool. staplers. •ti Rich.' Bayly and John Leonard Dutreull, of Newington- Butts schoolmasters. • , john Alexander Snow and Joshua RoWe, of TOrpoint, Corn. wall, manuladurers of, black varnish. losepli Gregory and Thomas Slagg, of Prestwich, Lanca shire, bleachers. John Uolllingbery S tringer and •Charles Hiort i of Canterbury, wool len-drapers. LAIP REPORT. COURT OF .CHANCERY, Mnacit 1. OPERA-tiousa btsruTEs. The interlocutory motion made on behalf of Mr. Waters, praying the CHANCELLOR to remove Mr. Taylor from the management of the opera-House, and to appoint a_ Receiver of the : Funds' of the Theatre, was again discussed this day. . .Sir ARTHUR PIQOTT, Mr., {ICHARDS, Sit Set. ROMILLY, and'Mr. E3AAT,were heard..for the re spealive parties, when The CHANCELLOR' obierved, that the Bill was , otiginally filed as a bill of 'foreclosure, and now 'he was called upon, on an interlocutory motion, .to.re move Mr. Taylor from the., management, though expressly covenanted as such by the Deed 1893, and also to appoint a Receiver. In .such . , a • - state of the proceedings he did not feel that : he had jurisdialion to do what was asked of him., The difficulties were almist as insupeiable with him as with the concern itself, and if individuals porches ing and engaginb in theatrical property would make improvident bargains, they had nu right to complain of a Court of Justice for not relieving them train difficulties which they could devise : cio. Means : of relieving themselves from. He, was .also , called upon to enforce the specific performance of the covimantS contained in the Deed of :1804 ; That deed .appointed Mr.. Taylor sole manager, after the death of Mr. cr'oold ;, yet the covenants prevented him from appointing 'a door-keeper _or 'a•candle sntaer without thejdinteonsent of Mr. coold's ex ecutors. Therefore, if he was to say that Mr. Tay ler Was not a tit Manager, and was to appoint ano ther, it, would be of no use, as the parties, if they chose to quarrel, might withhold their consent to his a6ts, and consequently plunge the concern into still further embarrassment. In cases of .partnership, the Court might be called upon to give relief, or to do away the partnership ;time - ether; but it hadnever been OtpeFled of a ChanCelror that he should carry on the trade for the benefit of the parties, So hi the case before him ; it he wad to deal with the appli cation as a bill of foreclosure, he - would,see what re lief could be 13iven ; but he would not sit there to manage the . Opera }Towle concerns, and were he disposed to do it, he lacked a fashionable education to qualify him for the task. Again, if,he appoint e d a Receiver, what was - to be done with the rents and , profits In short, the concern was so bewildered, and the deed upon which he was called upon to:act,: so full of blunders, that ar•every-step he took fresh embarrassments arose; he would, however, take time trouble of reading the, documents submitted to him once more before he gave his judgment ; and in ttie mean time he would repeat, that the parties thein selves were their own best Chancellors, ,if they right- . 'ly knew their interests. COURT OF KING'S 131iN61-1, MARCH 1, 111114tER V. ATOCKDALIZ. This was an aetion, brought by the son and daughters of the late Rev. Dr. iluNTEk r as. - his Exe cutors,. to recover of the Defendant, a . respectable Bookseller, the balance of an account, the DoCtor, in his life time, having written the klistory.of Lon,. don-for hitt). It appeared that he was to, have three guitteati - a sheet for his labour,. and Dr. BEATTIE. was called to prove the reasonablettess.of the oharge. said that Dr. HUNTER was an elegant writer; but he was not aware whether the work in question was the effort of the Doetor's own researches, or whether it was a compilatiOn. The price, Itowever, was',not disputed, and as the tnatterresolved itself eventually into'a dry question. of account, it was agreed to refer it to Mr. ItOIIINSON V. WOHAN. The Plaintiff sought to recover from the Defend ant the sum of 361. for board nod lodging, for the Defendant's wife, at the rate dens. a week: The ad fence was, that the Defendant, who is a Jew mer chant residing in HoundSditch, and far advanced in .years,had another wife of his own persuasion,to whom he had been long married, agreeably to the Jewish. ritnal,and that:llk:younger latly,whom he had married agreeably to the rites (tithe Church of England, was not his wile', Mr. POKR, as Counsel for the Defend - ' ant, rr.retted that he should have to plead the cause of so unworthy person. If,,however,. he had a legA defence, the Jury must give him the benefit of it, howOor unwillingly. Ir his instructions were cur ! . Plai9tiff had a notice in- writing served on him, not to give credit to the person alluded to. The service of the notice, however, was not satisfac. torily . proved. 'Lord ELt.tmeonetron said, the Defendant had abused the rites of the Church gfEngland, in making the aPpcarance of a, marriage'where hewasunable to contra et one., He had also represented the person qUestion as being his Wife, and though she might not actually be so in the eye oftbe law, shemust be. held,se, to the effect of protecting those who might have dealt with her in that eharactere—Verdict for the Plaintiff, damages Al. nn Monthiy ruoruin?, the 4104 'of a poor old tan of the 'name 'Of l - featly,r,'wits:fonnd hit pond near b ress in Edgware , in the and it is supposed he had trussed the road Clll (,n into the pniad : he had been Just admitted iu alrits.house. FA SlllOl% a 1 , 011 MARCH. DESCRIPTION or THE PREVAILING VASHIONS OF THE MONTH, AS:TAIIEN FROM hiI,NUT F. OBSEILVA'iIOg ILY A LADY OF DISTiNGULSHI , D TASTE /ROM REAL OREsse!: ; EXTRACTED FROM 66 LA BELLIL.ASSEM3LEF. ; or, BELL'S COURT AND ?ASH lONAILLE MAGAZINE," FOR TILE ?RESENT MONTH. A round walkingdress (4 white . cambtick or brown velvet;., made to sit close to the fOrtri'„ laCed'behiAd; and itachitig . to the edge of the throat, wherelit it is • nnished with abroad plaiting of French net, 'or antique rufr of scolloped lace, LOIN full sleeves, trimmed at the - edge.of the wrist, with cot . - respondent cull; and broad hair, or coial bracelet. A Zealand coat of ruby, - Purple, or crimson velvet, made without a col lar, flowing. loose from the shouldeis, and tied or confined with a brooch ilt the centre of the ii,isont : ends rounded in front, and reaching the bottom of the ; petticoat behind „. med entirely round withiti full and rich ermine. Turban hat of the same material as . the coat,. turned up all round', Wider_ ed with ermine, anti tied round the crown with a figured satin ribband. Flair crcipt behind, and flowing' in irregulif: curls in front. • Shoes of crunson velvet, and gloves of York' tau. In the article of Outward robes, we scarcely ever discover ed so much taste and variety., in parties few"white liiists are observable, ex,:ept indeed such as are of . the most traits parent texture, and' worn over Coloured satin P;toes of col mire.: lend, or net, are also disposed in dtapery, over white:satin under-dresses. We have Seen one Of amber leno, made with a jacket soniewhat of the Swedish peasant form, the straps, sleeves, and bosom ornamented with'silver binding. • The most fashionable style of construaion for is - that with a high back, slopM to a point in the centre of the bosom, and ornamented with an Imperial nitroi tin; scollbp ed lace, in half ,plaits. But we still see many -fashionable woolen who continue to exhibit the back and shoulders... Cit.. loured borders, ift chenille, on idaek pr brownl;'ai is net, and wornover white sarsnet haVe a very appropriate and distingaishing effed in‘the dancing, or tiraiving.roc.tn stow. Long.slcvvps are now wnrn wit it every species of cistuni , :, Surely they . are not consistent ffrAnd - fultdrels; yet - We them sometimes insuch parties, fnrined of the sametnateri. als as the robe ; at nth. re, o white sai . snet, or silver tissue,' attached to cohnited dresses ; . .sotnetimes Of plaited -French' lawn; in the bishop's order at others of tine net, twisted round the.arnt, from the shoulder 40 ; .the wrist, with pearl beads: or' gold and silver hands: ,They are sometimes placed over a' plain satin 'Short Sleeve 'and - to -.a slender form we consider this latter style ai' well adapted, giving a be - pinning fullneas to a spare.figure. _ The style of hats and bonnets, for the putt..cloor , ciuturnee, has exhibitcn little variety since our last ; tur caps, velvets and sitrynets of divers shades, anti chiefly the thrbau-frititi, lined with Chnichilli or other : skins. arc the most attradi•, , e. AleW heavers, in the Spanish'Style (the colours piiiebr - OWn), Nye lately.appeared ; but we consider „them more useful., than becoming or genteel. The thirst for novelty had induced our jewellers to introt. duce rather a repellent ornament by way of brooch, in the,-, form of insects surely this is a strath of invention more' novel than pleasing ; the bos'oms.of delicPte females. lwili tta tnrally Ottink from the idea of countenancing so livinstrons decoration. 1n the article !of •trinkets we bate discovelle. nothing striking or novel since our. last „communication; shells suspended from rich-chains olgold, tll Oriental. atm-. lets, and treble bracelets ate distinguishable amidst tbe , ' end : . less variety ofk.redlo but view. ' ' The prevailing colours are purple, shadel. greens, Devon shin: browns, crimson, and yellow;' coquelicot and Morone are on the decline. Neit Tuesday the State Lottery begins Draw ing; and as there are no'CaPitai Prizes fixed for any distant days, those who purchase befOre the Draw-' ing begins have an evident advantage .over those who buy after,. as.all the Capitals may be drawn the, first day. T. Bistt, therefore, advises the Public td purchase as early as possible at his Old-established Offices, No. 4, Cornhill; — and 9, Charing-Cross,. where 38 Capital Prizes we're Shared and Sold in the last year, including two Prizes of 20,0001.—Prizes paid on demand. It would be a pity to let the present opportunity pass by, and not obtain a chance for the Sixty Grand Prkzes, besides aplenty of Small Prizes :—perhaps so excellent a.Seherne may never again be exhibited. It is proverbial, that'a better Scheme could not have been made; HotiNswr and Cu: assure the Public, that their approbation is.evinced by the increadng demand for Ticke►s and Shares which tiows to their Offices from all parts of the United Kingdom. Only a foy daya„and the Drawing begins ! MILITARY SEICCBSS,—..OUr army corresplindent informs toythat a Major, g Captain, and tWo • Pri vates in ditrerent regiments, bought each a Share in the late Supplementary L•.)ttery, At HORNSBY and Co.'s j and on the first day of Drawing, each' of them became possessed of a Share of a Tex THOU. , smln VOUND Patze - : . the Major received 0,5001, the Captain 1,:1501...mui each of the Privates 6251... SW IP NEWS. • CR AVPS2Z4D, 71113Rt4ARY 28. -Passed by—the Harriot t, Coffin, from Monte Video ; En deavour, ;ones, from Dublin ; Leona, Smith, and the Sir I. a: Warren, Diiiik'er, from Malta. Sailed—the Corneti'lligliton,' fur Jamaica; Venus, Dunn, for Rio. 1411610 ; Diana, Ihilby, for Dublin; and Princes Mary, Hunt, for Watertbrd. KIX FtlS, On Friday last, at Layton, the Lady of S. IC Cowley, Esq. ofa . Son... On Sunday morning, in tiarpur-street, Queen-square, Mrs. Parr, of a Daughter. fr 1.412 MD. On Saturday last, Mr. Watson, of Long-acre, to Miss Abel, of Chelmsford; Essex. On Sunday last, G. Fig, Esq. of the Excise-Office, to Miss M. A. Roberts, of Fleet-street. Eately,, lames • Wiliis, Lsq. of Upper Guildford-street, one of the Commissioners of His Majesty's Cts.stoins, to Miss Revert, only daughter. of the late Thomas Revett, Esq. of Brook-Hall, in Essex. Di4v. On Saturday last, much lamented by his numerous family and friends, Richard WeStunicott, Esq. at Mount. street,. in the Oath year ar his age. ' •On_Sunday, at.Dul, Mr. Webly, Chief Clerk of the Neiv Deal 'Bank, after all illness of only two days. The Same evettilig, at s,y hue Rocling, in Essex, the Rev. Sir William cli.."ete, the A l lyartetiCi ageof 7S years. On Monday last, is the Orli year of his age, Mr. lames Kemp, Shopkeeper and schoolmaster,' ay Chalky, lte.it Lewes. ,The su very c,4 - pulerit as to weigh up wardsOf 27 stanC, Yesterday morning, at. his liouA: in Great Queeii-streei, - Westminster,. JQhrt Charles, the llitant sou oft.:tiaries Wil liam Vliar, Esq. • • ' On the 26th ult. at Hackney, after a very short illness, in the loth year of his age, lulus Worth, Esq. PRICE OF STOCKS Y&STA 13,4nk Stocif34 ,24z Navy Pe Cent 971/4 Irish s per Cent. 95 96 4 per Lent. Bai Fier t:cnc. Rt.u. 3 ifer COIL C6ll. G 3 i'h.; Bolt J.eng tBi 7. itabs Ditto Short Ann. R D A I' . India Stock, 173 172 i 173 India Bonds, as. 3s. dis. Excheq. Bills, par, as. dis. Onimoiti, i iiiperi,o 3 eer Cant- ' 63 i L.k,tlo Aim. 7i' Cuas. lot 1 211)ApPit 64 i i i HIGH WATER AT LOW trN Bat DC E TO-MOR. Morning, 24 Min. after 5. Afternoon, 45 min. aro! 5 LONDON MARKETS, *c. RETURN, OF 1 , 111E.A.T.1N NIARK-LAN,E, . By Messrs: Cris sa and M r.I . A S p Meal WeiKhers, Including only front timt,-th of Feb: tothe-26tb Fcb• a,greciatily to the Ad. . BS. Quarters at 'lB3 ad 279 -Ouarters at' 13s ad, xos ----- at 77s od I tag at 72.4 at, 241 —4- at . .76s 64 tg i 6 ------- at vs tut 253 476 2.29 - 74s 64 tit, at 69s ad , 1 4 2 . 6 463 And 247 Quarters at' 67i. par Quarter. Teta: 720 Quatiars. l -A.v...:rage 725. 64d. os. 3-i. Jugher than deist Riztutia. A RETURN 'OF FLOUR, Front Feb. 11, to Feb. 19, from the Cockrt• Office: Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. ti. SaCks. 6 . ` I 3I --- 6/3 a 1 6178 --6; • 2‘6 1 3 --"" 59 ---6 -- fty . 439,--- 62 o ' 29; --"' 0 5 66 o 3-37 6t o too -- 57 lo ---• 6; 0 1 2i41,.--- , - 63 0 i • 5 "--"" S i And tog Sacks at ci, per Sack.' "Total-106.94 - Sacks. ----Averav 61s. 93d, pet Sack. os• 414 . 4' pet. Sack:lower titan last week.. I: RN COUNTRY M .12 K Nair Na tVuok; per , ti.al4y. ()4 3" Newbury . I i6s to Ss; 13 t .41 to 40$ on to 3. Satisbtur bas to 34 sst to.3Ss 34 Sus :Alto p Basingstoke sos tq -74 s . I t, 37$ oil to 47N.-.4 oct to 3J : , Winchester 643 to tiSs 37s od 10 .lo ;.Ice 3i. L! o,2viz,s• s ti,.t„ 74i {313 .Ict to 37 , 24s at; tu r 3.l Warminster sgs to .1 jji 4 , t,1 to 39, 31s ciPto AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES, . Feb,. tJ. 6415 c t tileY 3si tid I•ll4.iiis 55/ ifs 4h Ski Ve4;? "' tt). PRICE 1101 P ti. 841 4 1/. ' ' '• POOX ITS. !cent, St. on. m 61. 6i, Kttnt, 51. c”.. t 0 , 7 3 . SU5it:S., 41. tai. to 51. $). Sy k iie*,, 41. ij tJ jl 335* E§ex, 4.. i; t 1 st t tiarlt:l4m, 61. as. rm. o'4. N A It; A 1:p I.l:l l ‘ottykt3.LL I . • _ the Beef ' - to 4s. - bit: Volt 4s. - to 54. 6) Mutton- ,3s. B,L , to .4s. 0. i r tiork .1%1. _ —••-•‘ - 6 •1 Li 8 e u :K r1; 10E. 0 : 1 ) 0 f , 5 1, 61 E b A:I tac i ( I E I Ror I, N t 1 0 1.4 2,. Lei to i o'tV 6 ,'" 651 lf. eac - • 2 i`• l6 i‘krchtifiti ' . .11;1. -la .to 1. to 111.1. Fine Coact) 1831•' to 'C y Hides, .1. - ; to cutting - to 241, Dittd . ..' • 30 to .10 it) - • 1011 • to iSi t Call-Ski" 30 to 431 b. ;pit. n) .j 41., per tb.- . Ditto, so to 7alb. 3.}.t.. to .I.7.ti,.pt:t . lb. • . Ditto, 7o to b:)11), • Act . to 3SL llcrib • Sinali t. pee 11')• Large ditto, . tooi. .10. luai.i.pv Dozen. - Goat: Skins, to • -s. Tanned l-tors 1 cad), ,4! PRICE t) „ St, James's Market 4s. .6ti. Clare Market IVliiteeltapet Market 4s. sp.. rr Wilife (1 0 . 7 1 S , • cAL 7 4 5• Qt per stone soap do. 7", es• . Stull s t p. —s. Average price 4s. bd. Ditto rta*li s. vs. Grai;e4 od. . • Goois,,Dr4o 28., Wit Yellow Soap, 94s • —Niottlei.l; i041.---C;urdp , 4 o .4s. Price of Candles her dozen, iss. oil. St. AM ES's HAN MARKET, Fla, 27. Hay, 41. Ss. to Ell. 6s. od.—Aver. 31. 7s. ad. Strew, zi. 5.i. cd. to al. t2s. 21. gs• WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET. Hay, 41.,43. od. to 61. ws. od,--Avet. sl. 75. od. Clow, 01. vs. ad. to 7L 7s• od.--Aver. 61. 136.64. ' Straw. 21. os. od. tu2l. los..od.—Avcr. al. ss. od. New 1-lay oh os. per Load. • • COM,MARKET. Ships at Market. Sold. , Feb. 22.• 39 Newcastle 31 at gts 6d sits i g Sunderland S at 48s +ad c3s, 24. 7 NOWCaStiC 6 at sis ad his ; i Sunderland t at 57- 6d —s i 26. 2a Newcastle 18 at , 485 od 513 s ! • 7 Sunderland . 7 at .46s od 53s il To-'l'. 'TAYLOR, Sturgeon, N 1), 901114 w Midge-street, Loudon. SI R, E,dinburgh, May 2, zgeo, IN the Spring of 1794 - I was niiiieteci , with • Venereal Complaint, which I treated with -Indittb. ence for five months; but was then, obliged to apply to regular Phy;ician, who put a temperary stop to the vita lence of the 'Disease (by . mercurial applications) foi tom time; 'but growing, in spite of all medicine. and the -advic of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse an WOISLI for two years, I Was redueed to a state almost uti paralleled and beyoturdeccription, being an entire leper and ulcerated from lit..att to foot.--My head, throat, .1 11 4 ,10 . 1 nose, legs, alms, ecc. 'have been alternately in linger c becoming Useless; in short, I have had from twent.. r thirty eating ulcers' on my body, and nearly totally di privet! ,of sight.—lt would be voluminous to panicula rile all my , casel-suffice it to say, there never waa, or eve w:11 t,p , one of a more dangerous, or of a more compli eated nature. I was long' looked upon by m y friends, an Imagined ~mysell, beyond all hop.:s of recovery; and, dad, in my then ccmclition, death was pwferable to rn; more than miserable state. In this dreadful situation drag a most miserable existenwi till Divine Providene, threw in my way a Ncwspayer containing the case;ef' ,o 1. lyrnoutii—my frieods rcad it, I could not." - • sent and procured some of your LEAK , E's AT El4l LLS which, by using from time to time, ,un now, do have long been,. (after Inure Allan font 'years intlescribab b distress), in .as good a state,bl healtii cv k ir eajoy.ed *$ 2 proof of this,• I had a tine, thriving, healthv bon' ‘, 'i .ernea few niontlis ,ago. gratin-0e to God, in hot= •of - rendering my tellow-eresturo service, I request Yon tt .publish this; anct you may at any time 1 - eter per-ions i'vbr e w u i l s a i rt " ; b tO t t e is o fi r Lt - int y o lii t .l l i t l e ac. tr 4 u y ti l i et o t f or - t l t :i r s i , ,cf r furtherson! parts teW eases for badness, will .ever anal-tone exceed it, I have from 'experience every sty r , r uu l t ; r i ft l s i si, ;i sgo i• pz t( ev i , L 0 f the infee.n'aeonrucara radical i ' l s t 44 Z11 ,( 1 cr li a i 4 f i s ..6 it)MPSON , InSurinountable family reas'imisb- I r l i N reve r n i c - makingrnP name and3,,ailross but cri..44 ta ble nersOns rt.•ally wanting inm.rinalion. may also , tic ref:4.4A to. the 40 rat friends by Mrs: S. C har,wy-clarilens, Eoinbargn. Prepared and Sok: ti. the Sole Pioprie,tor, I'AYLOK, Members the Royal • Colleo 'of Surgeoo. Li London, at his tionv, No, “ Nov BridAe -6 tre t ; Where he will give Advice ithair a fee, to ,Maisons ing these Pills, and will answer patients lerterS, it pens', paid,'on the same terms, observing in all . c - iscs the Tuna inviolable secrevy, no person's name or case having been nwntionett, but ;it their own particular regv.e,:-, by the. Pro prietor, during the course,. or inure than thirty-sit years. that tie has had the condutting of an extensive sale of' the above- Medieirie, and the practice arising,therefrom. They aro aiso sold by his Al'pointinent, for -the eianyeo nience of th.tse living at .i dl,t . ance, by Mt. Baxter , South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Miodonald„ Printer, Gla4 ' gow, to whom also Mr. - T. refers tnr his address; At the Perfumer's, No. is,:, Albanstreet, Mr. 'Robertton's 19, Oxford-stre4t; Mr. Inc boronghtsi No. 7, Sish.:street-11111, nearly opposite the At: nument ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Anton-row, one O . Bull, Dame-street, Duhlui; and by ..1 01 ‘,1 person in every considerable lowa in 'Creat-liritain and irelatuti in Itotes 'of only as.' wt. each, sealed lIP wttf tuft and plain fire lions, vvriereby p e rsons of eitirr, Sf , i ctif« , •the.9seive with CASS and secrecy. I. !!awry Box y sold in; Gre 'B at ritain is 4410 1 Fr with a Stahlp",'*ion, which, by favour of the .Cornn r sioncr>l 'is._ ignited, at the S tartsp- 0 I. ` lA/ in apj No, 66 N Newlixidge-street,“ to inutate which is felonYt n ,all othets-arectiunterfeits